Re:Goals and Priorities for C++
by abjKT26nO8 on Friday May 22, 2020 @08:13AM
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> You will find out that minimalist Oberon is long gone and the language in a certain sense compares to C#, D in complexity, with support for generics, untraced references, exceptions, linkage models, inline Assembly.
Generics is something I can't live without, to be honest. But I don't like C++'s implementation of generics. The error messages they generate and the whole SFINAE business make for a horrible programmer experience. Rust has the best implementation that I know of currently. Inline assembly sure is useful.
Anyway, thanks for the extensive answer. I think I understand your point of view better now.
Generics is something I can't live without, to be honest. But I don't like C++'s implementation of generics. The error messages they generate and the whole SFINAE business make for a horrible programmer experience. Rust has the best implementation that I know of currently. Inline assembly sure is useful.
Anyway, thanks for the extensive answer. I think I understand your point of view better now.